Beyond Freedom and Dignity — B. F. Skinner
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'Beyond Freedom and Dignity' by B. F. Skinner is a landmark work in behavioural psychology, first published in 1971. Skinner challenges conventional ideas about free will, personal autonomy and moral responsibility, arguing that human behaviour is shaped by genetic inheritance and environmental influences rather than by an entirely independent inner will. He proposes that a scientific understanding of behaviour could help address major social problems through the deliberate design of more effective cultural and social practices. Both influential and controversial, the book raises enduring questions about human freedom, individual responsibility and the ethical implications of controlling behaviour.
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Filed under: Psychology